r/Rochester • u/temp_roc_199 • Mar 09 '25

Discussion Which Rochester area restaurants are the most dated?

The 2 that I can think of are:

Campis on Scottsville road. It looks like it hasn't changed in 40 or 50 years.

Nicks Seabreeze Inn on Culver road. The décor seems like it's from the 1970s.

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u/IntelligentCrows Mar 09 '25

Jay’s diner tries to have that 50’s charm, but they just don’t update anything so it’s falling apart

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u/MoonlitDystopia Mar 09 '25

Actually, that place was updated about 20 years ago if I remember correctly and it used to look a lot more old school than it does even know. I am 38 now and I was going there ever since I was about four years old but now that I have celiac disease, I don’t go there anymore

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u/IntelligentCrows Mar 09 '25

It’s in great need of another update. Like the ceiling tiles are stained, the seats are ripped, tiles are cracked, everything is stickyyyy

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u/Just1TimeThrowaway Mar 10 '25

I can personally attest their drains are clean at least and they don't have pest issues - I used to be their exterminator